I am grateful for every person who came out on a Wednesday night for my reading and author event at A Great Good Place for Books.

I’m excited that on Friday, March 24th, I will present “The Art of the Query” at the 2023 Seahawk Writing Conference, a virtual Broward College SpringFest event.

The 2023 edition of Black Women in Horror is out now!

I’m delighted to see this review from Horror Spotlight.

If you're in the Bay Area, you can pick up a copy of Unshod, Cackling, and Naked in store at Oakland's A Great Good Place for Books.

I am so excited that author and scholar Elana Gomel stopped by Tamika Talks Terror to share the fascinating history of fairytales, as well as to discuss her recently released novel, Nightwood.

It was a pleasant surprise to be included on the 2023 list of Black Women in Horror.

I’m grateful that Ginger Nuts of Horror published my creature feature essay on the ways humans negatively impact nature.

No wonder this book has been nominated for a Bram Stoker Award. Gorgeous.

It is a delight to see that Unshod, Cackling, and Naked received a starred review from Independent Book Review.

I am grateful to the Horror Writers Association and Sumiko Saulson for including me in their Black Heritage in Horror interview series.

I had a blast being interviewed by Ivy Grimes at Hypes and Archetypes as well as answering three questions from Steve Stred.

Can you imagine living in an actual haunted house? Author Francesca Maria has experienced it firsthand, and she stopped by to talk about that as well as her upcoming collection.

I am over the moon that on Wednesday, March 15th (Yes, the Ides of March) I will be in-person at A Great Good Place for Books in Oakland.

Today, author Ben Monroe pays us a visit ahead of the launch of his novel, The Seething.

This film is painful to watch and tense.

The inimitable Philip Fracassi stopped by to talk horror, and he’s got two books to add to your list.

I am blown away that so much is accomplished within this debut novella.

I'm excited that the incomparable Craig DiLouie stopped by "Tamika Talks Terror" amid the launch of his new book Episode Thirteen. In our Q&A, he shares a spooky personal tale from his past and the scariest book he's ever read.

It was so exciting to discover that Unshod, Cackling, and Naked was selected as one of Independent Book Review’s Books of the Month for February 2023.